A moment was captured at Nigerian singer Zlatan Ibile and his wife Davita’s wedding in Morocco after the bride approached popular skitmaker and streamer Carter Efe and his girlfriend, Taylor Jasmine, and asked them to switch off their cameras.
In a video circulating on social media, Davita was seen telling the couple not to livestream, record or share moments from the private wedding ceremony online.
The incident happened while streamer Carter Efe and Taylor Jasmine were reportedly recording some of the activities at the star-studded celebration.
Davita’s request has sparked reactions online, with some social media users finding the moment amusing, while others have supported her decision to keep parts of her wedding away from public attention.
Carter Efe is known for livestreaming events and sharing videos with his followers, but the bride appeared determined to enjoy her special day without having every moment broadcast on social media.
The video has since generated conversations about privacy at celebrity events, particularly as content creators increasingly capture and share behind-the-scenes moments from parties and weddings.
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In similar news, The CEO of WhiteStone Event Place in Oniru, Kehinde Onabanjo-Iyiola, popularly known as KOI, has spoken about how her team prepared the newly established event centre for the traditional wedding of Nigerian rapper Zlatan Ibile and his wife, Davita Lamai.
The wedding took place on Saturday, October 24, 2026, and attracted several celebrities and prominent personalities from the Nigerian entertainment industry.
Following the ceremony, Ayomide Davido, CEO of Aso Ebi Styles, interviewed Onabanjo-Iyiola about the preparations for the wedding and why the couple chose WhiteStone Event Place for their special occasion.
The event was the first celebration hosted at the newly opened venue. Its management worked with Zapphaire Events, the event planning company owned by Funke Bucknor-Obruthe, to prepare the facility for the wedding.
During the interview, Ayomide asked whether having Zlatan and Davita’s wedding as the venue’s first event was planned or happened by chance.
Responding, Onabanjo-Iyiola confirmed that it was intentional and thanked the couple and Zapphaire Events for trusting the venue with such a major occasion.
She explained that the couple initially had concerns about whether the facility would be completed before their wedding, considering that construction had only started a few months earlier.
According to her, work on the project began in February 2026, while the couple first visited the venue to make enquiries around May.
“When we came in here, we were just about four months into the project. We started this project February this year, and they came here around May to make enquiries,” she said.
She added that the couple were initially unsure whether the team could finish the project in less than five months but continued to receive assurances that everything would be ready.
“They were very sceptical. They were worried at that period that, is it possible? How do you guys will be able to get this place ready in less than five months? But we kept assuring them that they should not worry. We have gift of men. God came through beyond our imagination, and of course, it was a beautiful day for them yesterday,” she added.
Speaking further, the WhiteStone CEO identified the venue’s location and parking facilities as some of the reasons it appealed to the couple.
She explained that its position along the coastal road makes it accessible to guests coming from different parts of Lagos, particularly those familiar with the Oniru area.
Onabanjo-Iyiola also disclosed that the venue accommodated more than 650 cars during the wedding, noting that its parking facilities could take close to 800 vehicles.
“Also, talking about our parking space, I think they parked over 650 cars. We have a space that allowed long-stretched parking and the inner road. We can park close to 800 cars,” she said.
She further attributed some of the traffic around the venue to guests arriving in exotic cars, with some preferring to display their vehicles rather than use the designated parking spaces.
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